Darth Vehl
Arachnopeon
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Hello guys! I want to buy another little furry pet (tarantula). I want to get a P. Victori, is it a good one for beginners?
The care is moderate, they are fast, painful bite, like a bit of moisture and they are quite expensive. Not the best for beginners, but if you're committed you can do anythingHello guys! I want to buy another little furry pet (tarantula). I want to get a P. Victori, is it a good one for beginners?
IMO it's all about what you are comfortable with.Hello guys! I want to buy another little furry pet (tarantula). I want to get a P. Victori, is it a good one for beginners?
I also live in Mexico, I got a guy that sells a victory for 350 mxnThanks for the advice and I think I'll stick with another Brachypelma, maybe Verdezi. Just to tell you that in Mexico City, P. Victori are not expensive at all, they cost $ 500 mxn (more or less $ 25 USD).
Home advantageThanks for the advice and I think I'll stick with another Brachypelma, maybe Verdezi. Just to tell you that in Mexico City, P. Victori are not expensive at all, they cost about $ 500 mxn ($ 25 USD).
Be careful! For the price, I think it may be wild-caught, and remember it is illegal. What's the name of the breeder?I also live in Mexico, I got a guy that sells a victory for 350 mxn
Criasor Exotics, and it has legally precedented papers and breeding records.Be careful! For the price, I think it may be wild-caught, and remember it is illegal. What's the name of the breeder?
T Verdezi sounds like an excellent choiceThanks for the advice and I think I'll stick with another Brachypelma, maybe Verdezi. Just to tell you that in Mexico City, P. Victori are not expensive at all, they cost about $ 500 mxn ($ 25 USD).
B verdezi is T verdezi nowB Verdezi sounds like an excellent choice